Emma Dunbar | Fiona Millais
9 May – 6 June 2026

Emma Dunbar
Quayside Ramble
acrylic on board
50 x 70cm £1995

Emma Dunbar
Stormy Sky Bluebells
acrylic on board
46 x 46cm £1300

Emma Dunbar
Back in Padstow
acrylic on board
50 x 70cm

Emma Dunbar
Teatime Violas
acrylic on board
50 x 70cm £1995

Emma Dunbar
Cosmos and Oilseed Rape
acrylic on board
61 x 61cm £1995

Emma Dunbar
Sand Bar, Orange Buoy
acrylic on birch
30 x 30cm

Emma Dunbar
Trevose Head Anenomes
acrylic on birch
35 x 35cm

Emma Dunbar
A Bouquet on the Doorstep
acrylic on birch
61 x 61cm £1995

Emma Dunbar
Flowers from the Garden
acrylic on birch
35 x 35cm £950

Emma Dunbar
Sardine Festival
acrylic on board
61 x 61cm £1995

Emma Dunbar
Newlyn Sardines
acrylic on board
45 x 45cm £1300

Emma Dunbar
Sardines at Home
acrylic on board
50 x 70cm £1995

Emma Dunbar
Fisherman’s Cat
acrylic on board
61 x 61cm

Emma Dunbar
Newlyn Fishing Boats
acrylic on board
45 x 45cm £1300

Emma Dunbar
Old School House
acrylic on board
30 x 21cm £675

Emma Dunbar
Sand Bar Gorse and Blackthorn
acrylic on birch
30 x 30cm £750

Emma Dunbar
All from the Market
acrylic on board
61 x 76cm £2995

Emma Dunbar
Mousehole Pink House and Foxgloves
acrylic on board
91 x 91cm £5850

Fiona Millais
October Cape
acrylic on cradled panel
10 x 30cm £495

Fiona Millais
Low Sun
acrylic on cradled panel
10 x 30cm £495

Fiona Millais
The Cape from Kenidjack
acrylic on cradled panel
10 x 30cm £495

Fiona Millais
Priest’s Cove
acrylic on cradled panel
10 x 30cm £495

Fiona Millais
Penwith Fields
acrylic on cradled panel
10 x 30cm

Fiona Millais
The Cape from Carn Gloose
acrylic on cradled panel
20 x 25cm £650

Fiona Millais
From Tinners Way
acrylic on cradled panel
25 x 25cm £750

Fiona Millais
Headland and Zawn
acrylic on cradled panel
25 x 25cm £750

Fiona Millais
Kenidjack and Cape
acrylic on cradled panel
25 x 25cm £750

Fiona Millais
Porthgain
acrylic on cradled panel
25 x 25cm £750

Fiona Millais
Kenidjack Rocks
acrylic on cradled panel
25 x 25cm £750

Fiona Millais
Cape Cornwall from Carn Gloose
acrylic on canvas
50 x 81cm £1995

Fiona Millais
The Cape from the Castle
acrylic on canvas
30 x 90cm £1550

Fiona Millais
Seal Bay
acrylic on cradled panel
36 x 36cm £895

Fiona Millais
Following the Sun
acrylic on cradled panels
diptych 30 x 61cm £1100

Fiona Millais
Over Trebartha
acrylic on cradled panel
30 x 60cm

Fiona Millais
Meavaig
acrylic on cradled panel
30 x 60cnm £1100

Fiona Millais
Zawn
acrylic on cradled panel
25 x 35cm £795

Fiona Millais
Carn Gloose and Cape Cornwall
acrylic on cradled panel
46 x 46cm £1250

Fiona Millais
From Wheal Call
acrylic on cradled panel
20 x 41cm £775

Fiona Millais
Walking to Kenidjack
acrylic on cradled panel
30 x 60cm

Fiona Millais
Crosswater
acrylic on canvas
80 x 100cm £3995

Fiona Millais
From the Tor
acrylic on canvas
90 x 122cm £5750

Fiona Millais
Pink Sand and Rockpools
acrylic on canvas
70 x 80cm £2750

Fiona Millais
Ocean
acrylic on board
15 x 15cm £450

Fiona Millais
Salty Walk
acrylic on board
15 x 15cm £450

Fiona Millais
Granite
acrylic on canvas
15 x 15cm £450

Fiona Millais
Cape
acrylic on board
15 x 15cm £450

Fiona Millais
Bay
acrylic on board
15 x 15cm £450

Fiona Millais
Coast
acrylic on board
15 x 15cm £450
Emma Dunbar was born in 1961 and graduated in 1984 with a BA (hons) in Fine Art Printmaking from West Surrey College of Art and Design. Since then she has worked full time as an artist and exhibited throughout the UK. Her paintings have been internationally reproduced as greetings cards, posters, limited edition etchings and even fabric designs. Emma strives trying to capture the essence of a place, a feeling, a thing. She is attracted to vivid colours and the decorative qualities in everyday objects.. Birds, shells, flowers and fish might be placed against true landmarks as focal points. Her pictures are therefore more atmospheric than literal. The aim is to end up with the gathered ingredients – glimpses of journeys, patterns from familiar settings and objects collected along the way – converging to create an image that communicates the richness of the original source of inspiration. Working mainly on board in acrylic, occasionally incorporating collage with gold and silver leaf, Emma’s training as a printmaker is evident both in the use of blocks of flat colour and in the way it is scratched through surfaces to reveal pre-laid colours underneath. Emma is heavily influenced by Cornwall and the chaos of cats and dogs wandering onto wet paint.
Fiona Millais graduated from University of Newcastle with a degree in Fine Art in 1984. Her work has been extensively exhibited at venues throughout the UK and at The Royal College of Art. Fiona’s paintings are often based on landscape or still life – of the coasts of Cornwall and Scotland, but are rarely a direct representation. Often produced on the completion of a journey – either abroad or within the British Isles and are evolved from memories, drawings and notes. Music and literature sometimes provide additional source material. Fiona will paint and repaint canvasses so that traces of original images remain present and her work undergoes a process of metamorphosis. In 2004 she was commissioned for the P&O Liner ‘Arcadia’ to produce 8 large works. Fiona is the great-granddaughter of the pre-Raphaelite painter Sir John Everett Millais.





